In particular, consumers can work out value for money based on price per unit of colouring strength rather than price per gram, given the wide possible range of colouring strengths that different kinds of saffron can have.
In another design, made economically possible by the advances in the technique of automatic continuous welding, rolled universal beam sections are welded by one flange into the troughs, or pans, of conventional sheet piles, the composite construction producing a unit of unique strength and stiffness.
Unit of compressive strength is kN and for conversion of kN to kg cm−2, units are multiplied by a constant 6.37.
The commander of the German Afrika Corps, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, admitted that the LRDG "caused us more damage than any other British unit of equal strength".
The approximated macroscopic failure surfaces are in good agreement with the 'exact' ones, available in the literature for infinitely strong units and infinitely thin joints, and with those obtainable by accurate 2D and 3D numerical models, at a much higher computational cost, for units of limited strength and joints of finite thickness.
Other items found along the way include hourglasses that freeze all enemies and projectiles for five seconds, bonus point containers, potions that restore six units of physical strength, "invincible fire wheels" that make Ryu temporarily invincible to attacks, and 1-ups.
Mobility is formally defined as the value of the drift velocity per unit of electric field strength; thus, the faster the particle moves at a given electric field strength, the larger the mobility.
As defined in Equation 1, we adopt a notation to represent the state Φ in the dimension of strength (unit, MPa), not time (unit, sec).
Oersted, unit of magnetic-field strength in the centimetre-gram-second system of physical units.
